Task is set to conclude this weekend. Mark Ruffalo leads the cast of the drama. But when can you expect the season finale?
Task is set to conclude its dramatic run on HBO with one more episode. The miniseries is set to air its finale in just a matter of hours.
Mark Ruffalo leads the cast of the miniseries, which airs on HBO in the US and Sky Atlantic in the UK. It is from the same writer behind the acclaimed show Mare of Easttown from earlier in the decade.
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But when is the next episode out and who is in the cast? Here’s all you need to know:
What time is Task out on TV?
After six weeks of simmering tension and rising stakes, Task is set to come to an end this weekend. The seventh and final episode is set to be broadcast today (October 19) in America.
For viewers in the UK and Europe, the last episode will be available tomorrow (October 20). This is due to the difference in time zones.
It is set to be broadcast at 9pm ET on HBO on Sunday night, for those in the US. Task’s season finale will be available at 2am British time on Monday.
Sky Atlantic will also broadcast the new episodes at 9pm on Monday nights, for those who want a more regular viewing experience.
Who is in the cast of Task?
The crime drama is set to feature some pretty big names, including of course Marvel favourite Mark Ruffalo. It includes:
Mark RuffaloTom PelphreyEmilia JonesJamie McShaneSam KeeleyThuso MbeduFabien FrankelAlison OliverRaúl CastilloSilvia DionicioPhoebe FoxMartha Plimpton
What is Task about?
From the acclaimed writer of HBO’s 2021 crime series Mare of Easttown, which starred Kate Winslet. Task has also enlisted another big name Hollywood star in the form of Mark Ruffalo.
According to Sky: “Set in the working-class suburbs of Philadelphia, an FBI agent (Mark Ruffalo) heads a Task Force to put an end to a string of violent robberies led by an unsuspecting family man (Tom Pelphrey).”
How many episodes will Task have?
The show is set to have seven episodes in total, which is the same length as Mare of Easttown. It will be released weekly on both sides of the pond.
HBO will be broadcasting the series for American audiences, while it will be out on Sky Atlantic and Now TV in the UK.
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